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Old 01-28-2007, 09:24 AM
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which ls1 cars have returnless fuel and which ones dont?
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they all have a return line with a regulator on the end of it
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Ideally the return would originate at the fuel rail. On most cars (including all LS1 F-Bodys) the return line has been moved out of the engine compartment to reduce fuel heating and evaporation. LS1 Corvettes had return from the fuel rail in 97 and 98.
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I was wondering which ones have the regulator on the fuel rail.
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I dont think any of them do...But you can just install one if you'd like.
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97-98 Corvettes have them at the fuel rails and some trucks. The F-Bodies never had return lines at the rails.

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thanks, i had seen aftermarket rails both ways and didnt know which for what




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